Do not attempt to arrange a car pick-up with them. You can survive a night here if you manage a room without mosquitos (or can kill them).

Leave your bags at the reception and check out and choose your room first.

Not sure why it calls itself a resort. Pretty standard hotel IMHO. There is no beach within walking distance nor any sights worth mentioning. Only stayed one night on the way to vietnam by car. Positives include ample parking space, a big tesco opposite and reasonably clean massage facilities on site.

Very pleasant combination of high standard (look at all the artworks) beautiful pool and friendley aproach. The director mr. Sangsuriyan himself brought us to the trainstation for our next trip

A grand Thai style hotel. No complaints except the mustiness of the room. Obviously the floods have affected this place and they haven't aired the rooms out enough to combat this. Service was pleasant and unobtrusive but we couldn't really communicate our room service order. Probably just a language barrier over the phone. Nowhere else to eat here though because it's just a highway stopover motel. Nice pool although very shady so not really ideal for sunbathing around. Pretty gardens though. Clean and comfortable rooms and fairly quiet except when inconsiderate people wheel noisy suitcases along the titled hallway outside your door. Nice and close to the Tesco Lotus to get a good idea of tru Thai life. Don't wear a singlet and little shorts like I did - none of the other women do and you will get a few looks - this is not touristville and the locals expect a little decorum! I would stay here again for a stopover but nothing else would take me to Surat Thani, also, check your receipt if you shop at Tesco Lotus - two massive overcharges! Awesome massages available at the hotel. Fantastic breakfast; Thai and western buffet.